The Daily Telegraph - 2022-05-16

• PM attacks Brussels over cost of living crisis
• Sweden’s bid to join Nato ‘shows aggression doesn’t pay’
• NHS bureaucrac­y soars in wake of pandemic
• Crucial gas imports for Europe turned away
• ‘Buy British plants’ to help thwart invaders
• US gunman singled out London’s mayor
• Patel eases stop and search restrictio­ns
• New builds prioritise­d over ‘nutrient neutrality’ rules
• Continuity salary
• Police ‘need to focus on crime not politics’
• Man dies after Bugatti crashes with ambulance
• Met’s use of force under investigat­ion after video
• Teacher charged with sexually assaulting girls
• University graduates more at ease with debt
• Hundreds march against Sizewell C nuclear plant
• Eclipse offers stargazers rare ‘super blood’ Moon
• Royal Mail apologises after postman is filmed kicking small dog
• Head lines
• Whistleblo­wer sacked after revealing affair wins payout
• Tennant and Tate to return to Doctor Who, reveals BBC
• Back on track
• Arts centre chief eggs on Thatcher vandals
• Russian ‘phosphorus bombs’ hit steel plant
• As invaders fall back Ukrainians believe battle of Kharkiv may finally be over
• Ryder hits right note for UK as he ‘destroys stigma of song contest’
• Finns fearful but defiant over Russian threat
• United Kingdom’s entry busks his way into the hearts of Europeans
• Police chief calls for review of drugs strategy
• Black students ‘more confident’ of securing job
• Root of the problem Invasive species threatenin­g UK wildlife
• Judy Murray: ‘I was indecently assaulted’
• Music festivals to tackle ‘persistent problem of sexual violence’
• Woman killed with her dogs was step-daughter of author
• Lack of nightclub bouncers ‘could lead to loss of lives’
• Drivers warned of roadblocks due to jubilee street parties
• Tory MPS told to vote against windfall tax
• Labour and Lib Dems would not require alliance with SNP to win
• Afghan children’s lives ‘at risk’ from hotel windows
• Gove asks peers to sit in Stoke during Lords refurbishm­ent
• Leadership hopeful Hunt refuses to say if PM is ‘honest’
• Weekend migrant crossings brings year total to 8,000
• Charity warns of two-year lag in dementia diagnosis
• Robotic surgery can cut readmissio­n risk in half
• Dry spring means Peak District faces ‘critical threat’ of wildfires
• Bottom line: paddlers must change how they change in the country
• Isle of Man hopes to grow Britain’s first artificial reefs
• Children’s physical activity falls as lockdown takes toll
• 60-year-old tractor driven length of UK for air ambulance
• Mountainee­r scales Everest for 16th time in new record
• Judge delays Alabama ban on puberty blockers for trans children
• German cities reduce street lighting to cut energy costs
• Briton facing death penalty in Iraq ‘did not know laws’
• Melania has not ruled out Trump return to White House
• Independen­t candidates give Lebanese some hope at polls
• Man charged for driving car down Rome’s Spanish Steps
• Swiss vote will force Netflix to invest in domestic film
• Scholz’s party defeated in first regional election test
• ‘Insane’ Jerusalem cable car gets green light
• Groupthink plagues the Bank of England
• Good obituaries bring solace and joy. All of us deserve one
• Why I am relieved that the UK lost Eurovision
• The consequenc­es of sidelining clinicians in the running of the NHS
• Thatcher’s legacy
• Better home working
• No illusions over EU tactics on Northern Ireland
• Too many dioceses
• Bumpy ride with satnav
• Why oats and almonds can never be milk
• Only in a black cab
• Stop smart motorways
• Change the goalposts
• Comfy chore
• The NHS needs bold, radical thinking
• Kwarteng puts pressure on Bank of England as inflation nears 9pc
• Speculator­s bet £5bn that the pound will fall again
• Rents soar as tenants rush to London
• Bumper crop
• Tech business shifts to UK amid Russian undersea cable threat
• Green start-up wins £700m deal for device to cut carbon
• Vodafone chief Read caught off guard by Abu Dhabi share swoop
• COMPLAINTS ON SUMMING UP.
• The Week in Westminste­r
• “MISDIRECTI­ON” TO JURY.
• JUDGES DISMISS THE ARMSTRONG APPEAL. JURY-ROOM SECRETS.
• Prize-winners of crossword 29,981
• Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al-nahyan
• Sir Angus Grossart
• Rugby coach who led England to the Grand Slam in 1980
• THE TIME TRAVELER’S WIFE
• Secrets of Size: Atoms to Supergalax­ies
• Elon Musk: Superhero or Supervilla­in? Channel 4, 9pm
• ENTERTAINM­ENT
• Joe Wicks: Facing My Childhood
• Best of Britain by the Sea
• Beat the Chasers
• Dark River (2017) Film4, 11.20pm ★★★
• Deadpool 2 (2018) Film4, 9pm ★★★
• The Cat and the Canary (1978) Great! Movies Classic, 9pm ★★★

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